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natives,
56, ii; the length of time they contract for, 57, ii; government
registration of, 60, ii; hospital fund, 60, ii; taken in and out of
mines by means of cages, 61, ii; rules relating to, 62, ii; native
characteristics, 64, ii; physique of, 65, ii; dress of, 66, ii;
diseases of, 67, ii; leprosy occasionally among, 67, ii; food of, 68,
ii; as tailors, 68, ii; ornaments of, 70, 72, ii; religion among, 72,
ii; missionaries among, 72, ii; Kafir "doctors,'' 72, ii; fondness for
sports, 73, 80, ii; as choral singers, 75, ii; musical instruments of,
76, ii; as gamblers, 78, ii; tribal fights, 83, ii; strike among,
82-83, ii; no punishment of,
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allowed, 83, ii; precautions against theft of diamonds, 83-88, ii.
Yellow
ground, diamond-bearing near the surface, opening of, 169-171, i;
origin of name, 198, i; extent of, 199, i; falling of, 220, 250, 251,
i; in Premier mine, 347-349, i; average yield of, from Kim-berley mine,
259, i.
Zambesi
River, expedition up, 48-49, i; ore from, 58 i; trading stations placed
on, 58-59, i; extent of ancient workings, 72, i.
Zendj (Zanzibar), referred to by Edrisi, 39, i.
Zimbabwe, ruins of, 53, 71, 72, i.
Zulu, see Amazulu.
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